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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-08-25
The Two Harvests-A New Poem.
New Orleans Times Democrat

New Orleans lines Democrat.
At the annual meeting of the
Alumni Association at Vanderbilt Uni
versity, William R Sims read a poem
of striking merit, entitled " Two Har-
vests" which has since been published
in phamplet from. The allusion is not
to cone harvest of war, and another
of peace as might be supposed. The
object of the author is to illustrate the
widely differing careers of two brothers;
one of whom sacrifices his own desires,
and stays upon the old plantation,
now impoverished by the war, in order
that the younger boy may go forth to
labor and reap reward in the broad
field of letters. Some critics have as.
serted that the poet implies that there
is ssno New South - to which he re.
plies, in a PREDATORY note, the rea
New South is fully recognized bu
not at the price of obloqry and re
proach toward the Old" The moti
of the poem is admirably carried ou
to the end, without diffusion or weak
ness, full of strong touches and grace
full poetic imagery, Mr.. Sims thorough
mastery of the subject being all th
more remarkable from the fact that h
is quite a young man. 1t closes wit
the following verses:
81 tear this record page away in rhyme
From off my calendar in careless haste,
4 withered leafet from the tree of Time
Drops down to death in Natures wide
spread waste.
''To brush away the old / am not 10th, :
| speed nutrition of some better thing,
And in the foliage of future growth
Some nobler bird sweeter song ma
sing"
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-08-25

If wealth come, beware of him, the
smooth, false friendl There is treach-
cry in his proffered hand; his tongue
is eloquent to tempt /; lust of many
harms is lurking in his eye; he hath a
hollow heart; use him cautiously.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-08-25

If We act kindly at all times towards
our fellow men, we will not regret il
when all things terrestrial are receding
from sight and an unknown world be
gins to upen to our vision.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-08-25

The way to be happy and prosper
Gus, is to strive and make all around
you happy, and then you will receive
the reward of your own labor.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-08-25

The brave man IN the weakest mo-
ments never makes war on women or
children, as the bestial man when
bravest never attempts anything more
dangerous.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-08-25

Mans disposition is never improved
by scolding. Scolding, like minia-
ture earthquakes, fill the air with the
dust of impatience and swallows W
the pleasant peacefulness of home.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-08-25

Don't choose the shady side of life
and then grumble because il is not
brighter,
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-08-25
Tishabee, Ala, May |, 1885,
A SHERIFF RELEASED.

For period of sixteen years L have
been afIi ic' ed with catarrh OF the head
which bshled the use of all medicines
used. Seeing the advertisement of B..
Il B., purchased and used six or seven
o0tties, aud although used irreguiarly
have received great relie', aud recon-
mend 1t as good blood parlfi9r.
ISiguedl J. X. HOLCDMDE, JR.,
Sheriff Of Haral on county, Ga.
All who desire full Information about
the cause and cure of Blood Poison,
ScrufuIa and Scrofulou- Swellings, Ul-
GERS, Sores, Rheumatism, Kidney Cons
plants, CAtarrh, etc , cAn secure by mail
free, n COPY OF our 34-page Illustrated
Book of Wonders, filed with the most
wonderful and startling proof ever be-
fore known. Address,
BLOOD BALM CO..
A Atianta, Ga.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-08-25

independence is a character OF no.
bility, and should be one of the essen
tial traits in every true citizens life,
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-08-25
A WIFE'S WARNING.
A HART-RENDING STORY OF AN
UNFORTUNATE STEP.

A Step That Led Out From the Warm,
Cheerful, Blissful Fireside of Conju-
gal Peace and Happiness Into the
Cold, Bleak Fields of Shame and
Misery and Perfect WIetchedness.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-08-25

''To brush away the old / am not 10th,
speed nutrition of some better thing,
And in the foliage of future growth
Some nobler bird sweeter song may
sing"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-27
DAATAs.

~- ~
LosG DIR. Horace A. Long. on Sunday. JuIy
-. 1871, NJ kichlahd. Lebanon county, Pa.
New York city. " VI
FUNERAL ut hslf.past one O'Clock on Friday.
kichland. 10
n'H N ~, this city. on Tuesday morning,
T1my ~, lSsI, Ana Maria sehner widow ri ths
days. 's"'r' ~ moh'hs ana II
Ine relatives ana friends of the family ara rs-
spectiuiiy invited 70 attend the 1nn.r.S 80.
@ n0' rssiaence. No. iso North Prince st rect
,ar,'s, uaS nrernoon, ssth inst. AT So'CIock. In.
" '"A cSme'6ry. 3tds
In the 2lst year OF his age s"~io "ebb'
The relatives ana friends OF the fsm,,v sr.
spectfully invited To attend the funeral. fr,,n
his mothers residence. No. 4s West I,smon
street. on Friday morning Ut 10 O'Clock In
torment at Lancaster cemetery.
raAsKLI.-in Philsdelphis. on July q. 1857
WIN. and Mary Lowry. In her tSd year
Interment at Laurel Hili cemetery. ltds
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-27
BEATING rHs ssC0RD.
= Hsoaisg Hascbbark who Was the Father
Of II Childrsn.

4 Rssaiss Hascbbaek who was the Fssher
Of II Ch,ldrsn.
Prom The Reading Times.
~ rod loW days ago" said member OF
kding bar yesterday, ian account OF
8 man In Western Psnnsy lvania who died
the father Of thifty.three children ut the age
Of ninsty.six. When John Hefiner; OF Read
ing, ~as accidentally killed in Lancaster
in 1855, ct tho ags Of sxty-nine, he was
the father of forty zone children, aud =
step child also called him father. Heffner
Was one OF Readings characters, and was
In the full vigor of health when he WAS
killed. II 10 doubtful II bis record In the
paternal line was ever equalied. Heffner
Was dwarfed hunchbeck. He was born In
Berlin In 1916, and came to this country in
b msds . living BY collecting and selling
ngs and paper. His remarkable family
hi6tory u part Of the records Of the Berk,
county courts, II having been elicited
short time before his death while he was .
q l840 In eight years hts wife bore him
II children. The first aud second years of
their marriage she gave birth to twina
For four successive years Afterwards she bore
t1tpletA In the seventh year she gave birth
% one child, and died soon afterwards.
TIE oldest wss only seven years Of age.
Hsoner engaged young woman 70 look
aitsr mis- large brood OF babies, and three
mooths later she became the second
ArA Hetiner. She presented her husband
with two children the first two years. Five
yeaEs later she bad added 10 more TO the
hmily, two q every birth. Then for three
yease abe added but Ons year. She died
boloro another year came round. OF the 32
ehlldrsu thst John Hstfner had bsen pre-
nnted with II bad died. The 20 that were
leh, however, did not appear to be any
oeseacle 70 young widow with one child con
eontipg 70 become tho third wife OF the Jolly
llfale hunchback-fOr he Was known ~ one Of
the hspptest and most genial men In Reading,
although II kept him t0iling like Q slave 70
keep hts SCORE OF mouths in bread. Tue
third Ara Heffner becsme the mother OF nine
children 70 her husband In ten years, and the
oooteotmsnt and happiness Of the couple
were proverbiaL One day in the fall OF lss5
the father Of the Al children YVES crossing ths
Reading track and was run down by q loco
motive and instantly killed. But for that
ed ending Of his lie 1t is impossible to esti-
mate what the size OF the little pedd Ier's
family would eventually have been. His
widow and large number OF hts children-I
believe there are % OF the A still liviug-liys
" Reading. They are all thrifty and res.
poCto0le people"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-27
fHAY 1LsD rO rsss 0oUSry.
1he Thisvss Who isobbsd store In Dslts, Yo
County, CFooa the Rivsr

80 e1s~vsS " uO AsOOOOO . btOfo IN D0lt0, YORK
County, Cross the River
The thieves VINO entered the store of Rouse
q Hanna Delta, York county, last week and
carried away large quantity OF goods, &C
cosoing to the Oxford Press, are In this
county. 1t ssys three men stole one of
Aush Burke's boats st Peach Bottom and
eeoeseo shs river. When out some distance
ooey came upon boat containing Michael
1arks and Lorenzo sample, Who we're Dull.
~ 10y home On the eide the robbers had lsft
IL burke questioned the men about tho
ooas and their bundles, he supposing tho,
~ eosmer belonged to his father. The rs.
llies % his queries being unsatisisctorv he
geogesd after the disappearing boat 1hs
lhioyeA however, bad too good start On M
Q0fko end bis companion, - the forme,
~ roaohed the LAncaster county shore and
~ 1taappeared before their pufsuers could
0ive n alarm at Whittaksr's hotel. On Wed.
toD0ay three men dressed In brand new
elothes appoaEed amongst . gang OF section
hande working On the Peach Bottom SSilroad
eonS Wsstbro0k station and asked the way q
QuasyyvtllA Tue strangers spoke brok "a
lgiteh and eaCh man had phosphate ssck
eB q STORE g00dA These men were un-
1oabtedly the fellows who robbed the Delta
eonrA The following night Q horse md
yoeoe oslonSing 70 Newton Rutter, Centye-
xll!A Lancaster county, were tax en- from the
Son1e and driven some distance but were
- nexs day In wOods II is supposed
~ wes done by the came parties.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-27
Closing Prices-2 O'Clock q, m.


CHICAGO, July 97.-The DroVers Journal re-
ports Cattle-keceipts, 9aS head; sbipmsntA,
2W market steady; shipping steers, 10 TO
l.SO D., 8 Eo% 20; stocksrS and fesders. Oi IS
0s0; cows. bulls and mixed. q io<Ds IS; Texas
cattle, .! 0O15 6l.
Hogs-kecsipts, ll.op head shipments. soo
head market lower; rough aud mixed, q Is
% IS: packing and shipping, o 90o IS j; light
q a05 81; skips. o V05 ~.
shsep-keceipts. a0O head: shipments,
l.ooo; market steady natives, q 753< Is: West.
3O
EAST LIBuRrY.--Cattle---R ReceiptA, 30
shipmeuts, S7: market nothing doing; all
through consignments cars shipped to New
York. none.
hows-hsceipts. 500 head; shipments 500
head market nrm Philadephias, o NOS "; /;
iorkers, q &006 ~ common to light q 2i(0o "
hogs shipped to New York, 2 cars.
market firm prime, ~ 5O1t6S: fair to good. u ~
u 40; common. o. SOS 50; spring lambs Is 50S Is.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-27

UmUoponAsuso e 1nfsILieBHcm.
&WRDiA, Joy 1.--A tsffino Storm
- ~ 0vnlng bsewesn 8 end
0u3a9 ~ afleenoon the heat w0
~ - s0vseal smalI showers Ssll
oouo - Oeooek eloud which hovsred
mlr ovsghn1 bogan 70 spesed end the
r 0Do0o - alarming sspece Soon
0osoesn basss with grssl fury; The rain
- oo1e1lD I'd n ~ than ten minutes
Doolu Weso noodea with wster which
y ~ ~ paveOean end into collars de-
~ ~ prooant3oas that had besn taken
1(Dovooe s1sA rosultA Aany Of the bridges
1ooAGpoA ~ guseess weee dslod god and
10gno1 . wAoolbasrow belonging to
= DeanseA which had bssn standing
11o gaasx6SdsA was carried half equaro
ye tlasssr y .hs momentum Of the
GI V669. Al The time the lightning
- looosssatly, the thunder pealei and
~ Gpo0Dood, making . din which
Do1 slsaneely with tho death
- M1oooe thae he'd reigped before
- soprn. About seven o'clock the VIC
n q ~ stoem abatsd, and at 7:l5 tho sky
'unsa more favorable aspect A pave
- a North Flfth strses hsd been com.
rooosly tosu un end several collars wero 10
Aoedo1 that dre engine had to be procured
- pump The Waeer from them.
W0ek ~ the Poncs.
Tsre0ce Reynolds We arrsstsd by Officer
09bogs this morning for being drunk and
111oedeely. He We released upon payment
oe Uuu1A
0niose Sohill b waging sctlve war against
lnoso who bathe In the river before sundown.
HI appearance was the signal for . general
o)nmpede Of young men and boys who were
sporting In the water early Lest evening.
Theoflicsr failed 10 catch them.
4 0eoloa T0om Recovered.
Ofncer Burns, Of Lancaster, and OFF,
81 Wittick succeeded In recovering the
hogDo and buggy that were stolen from Mr..
Holtshouse. livsryman OF Lititz, by . man
giving his name - Anthony Ebeuheiser, OF
Prospect, York county. The officers, although
tAey rsgained the stolen property, failed 70
caech tho thief Of whom they are In pursuit.
The horss and buggy, which were placed in
charge Of Samuel Campbell, we're claimed
~ Mr.. Hoitshouse. who arrived in town thit
morning.
Dsash Of Charlss smith.
Charles smith died yesterday afternoon q
~ home on Manor street, ID the 5sth year o
~ 90 Tho deceased has for some TINT
- besn afflicted with dropsy, but his death
gosaioed from hemhorrhage with which hs
Wos seized. Services will be held at the
houso and the remains will be Inferred In Mt.
Bethel cemetery.
T0saty Aoasss For Wrightsviile.
Twenty houses are now being erected In
Wrightsville, and the lumber and carpenter
work Of nineteen OF these ID being furnished
~ Columbia contractorA
&. Jacob Bender and Daniel O'Donnell have
entsrsd into partnership for the erection OF
scam rsdiators and other steam appliancs&
ni0 Lillian Evans, daughter OF samuel
Evans esq, hes returned from West Wiz.
giniA accompanied BY Miss Abbie .Shoch,
who y resident Of that state.
Aiss Lille 8. Smith, OF town, Ia . student
IN Col Parker's summer school at Normal
park.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-27

Mrs Schsum, wife OF John Schsum of the
City hotel, TO day received . telegram from
Tsgus. Maine, informing her that her brother,
James Fitzpatrick, had died at that place.
Deceased WAS . son Of the late Hugh
Fitzpatrick, Of this city, and was about IS
years OF age He was Q stone mason by
trade and had not been in Lancaster for
many years During the war he WIS sol.
dier. He WAS buried on Tuesday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-27
Leg Amputals ssi.

Yesterday afternoon DR.. NJ. l.. Herr ampu.
tsted above the knee the leg of Lewis Hollis,
stepson of J. Wingard, OF 355 Esst Chestnut
street The lad for the past two years has
been suffering from . disease known a.
honeycomb cancer and the operation was
found necessary to save hts life. Under the
circumstances the patient is doing ss we'll -
can be desired.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-27
Its rhirtsenth Anniversary.

On the coming Sunday, July 3lst, ST. Ste
phen's Evangelical Lutheran church, corner
South Duke and Church streets. will celebrate
its thirteenth anniversary, and ct the same
time the twelfth anniversary OF the laying
OF the corner stone Of the churcn. The SER
vices will begin at 10 o'clock in the morning,
and in the evening, beginning at $50 o'clock,
. achildren's festival, participated in by the
members OF the congregation aud sunday
school will take plsca Rev. +. Msistsr is
the energetic pastor OF this church.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-27
slight Fire.

An alarm OF fire was struck from box 81,
at the corner Of Prince and Andrew, shortly
after o'clock this afternoon. 1t was due to
. slight fire in the house OF joseph
Breuderly, No S25 Beaver street. The
fire broke out among some clothing in
tho second story OF the building, and was
extiDguished BY some neighbors, with few
buckets Of water, before the tiremen arrived.
The loss 10 very small The tire il supposed
to have been caused by spontaneous combus-
ton.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-27

EBw ToRR. July q. l:3O p. m.-Aoney closed
at %k05 per cent Exchange steady, - s3k
@stk; Governments frm. Currency s's, q y
bid :tr Coup. q ~ bid; ak's do, q Csk bid
The stock market this morning opeped dull
at last nights closing prices. but before the rst
call selling Of the leaders, together with raid
by the bears caused u decline OF = to Il. per
cent. by midday. The market has since been
weak, dull and f-atureless.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-27

Ex-Sherifi Bowman, . prominent citizen
Of Upper Allen township, Cumberl land
county, died on Saturday. The deceased
was born in Lancaster county in the year
lSl4. and went to Cumberland county
few years afterwards He learned
the blacksmith trade With David Spons-
Ter, sr In 1872 he was eectsd CAP
tain Of the Mechanicsburg Infantry, and
In lsi9 Captain Bowman was commissioned d
. major by Governor Johnston. In ISIS he
was elected sheriff OF Cumberland county,
his commission bearing date o! October
81, 1855 He served - sheriff TO the
satisfaction OF his constituents and
retired from office with the good wishes OF
all. In 1859 he was elected captain Of the
National Blues, another Mechsnicsburg
military organization. Captain Bowman
was recognized as the best drill master In
this section at that time. For seven years he
was one OF the board Of directors OF the H. Il
p. Il. X.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-27
LOCAL CHlpS.

James Black, OF this city, who IL proprie-
tor OF Black Barren Springs, in the lower
end OF the county, had thirty-tivs guests
there last week.
r. +. James and II. S. CavaDaugh, two
prominent Democratic members of the Eas
ton bar, are in this city to-day on profess
sional business.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-27

The colcred folks OF this city will hold Q
meeting in Love and Charity hall this even
ing to complete arrangements for their EN-
ctpation celebration In this city on August
II, when they expect to have big time.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-27

st Bernards Beneficial society of this city
at its meeting last evening elected VIM. J.
Widmyer and K M. Reilly delegates to the
convention OF the Irish Catholic Benevolent
Union OF the Uuited States that meets In
Washington ID. c., on September 6
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-27
Oleen Your Cutters

There is much complaint that many of the
CUTTERS OF the Fourth ward are In bad con-
dition, being filled with grass, weeds, &c.
The same condition OF affairs il reported from
other sections OF the city aud the people
should give 1t their attention,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-27
Came r rom York to he Married

This morning Lewis sStrsysr and Cstharine
Althen came to this city on the s o'clock
train from York, took out . marriage license
and were married by Rev. q. l.. Fry shortly
after " ards.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-27

The sheriff has posted up bills for the sale
ola number OF properties on Saturday, Au-
gust 18th.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-27

CuioAsa Juiy q, 1880 q m.-Market cpep~A.
Oct, 13rc.
Iorn-Aue. ss,lc Sept. S,sc Oct. sgkc.
Oats-Aus. NJsc sept, sckc Oct, seSc.
Pork-Not uuOisd.
Lard-Aug. d s7k sept. o. s7k oct. q Tsk.
G75
CloeINu.
WhcAt-July, e9kc.; sept, 7l,s0,i.sc; Oct,
&c.
Corn July. sr.sc; Aug. S,so.; sept, ssssO
Sskc Oct, S'sc.
uats.July. Nac; Aug, atssoaAc; sept.
SSc Oct, %iAc.
rork-Ycsr. eli %; Jan. Oil sskc.
Lard-July. d 57k0c 50; Aug, q 10 Oct.
kibs-Aug. q rs; Sept. . -; Oct. q IS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-27

Auey SS<e, rseeipts. inacos, snipusaes.
% No . mixed, Aug, so1Sc sept. S01kc
rscG1pts, % 0op shipmenta. LOO.
Bye nominal; .wcstsrn.seOHo sstass. s7)e0o0
Barley nominal.
Poek dull cld mesa, sis ssois n
LArd-Aug. @@; sept, q o. Oct, "a q.
furpentfne drm at sic.
Hosin quiet strained 70 Rocd. q oOl y
rosrulsum nominal Be6ned. IN cSseo, s1fa
frelgh@ dull grain 70 London. gSd.
Butter arm Western CrSamery. f6o92o.
FACTORY: &olcNc; Fancy White. i00 t0tc; Col.
ssES steady; Stats. isk0lec; wsstsrn. 10
ltko.
Hrunulatesi, TIC.
TNliov dull, prime city, skoskc
8ico nominal Carolina. fAir "a aOod, SoS3co.
Coo0e strong fAir CArGOoe. UO4s<c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-27
a sIOuN-vENEER.

When LO the Brave. In daubs OF paint,
Most grlmly doth appear.
He may be said TO give US then
A little Sioux-veneer.
-Erom the 1e1ds S,ClngI
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-27

r Asst NOTICE - AFTER MONDAY,
II AUGUST l, 1881, the following provision vi
the "Or0inance for the Levy and Collection of
. License Tax within the City OF Lancaster for
street Purposes" " will be strictly enforced.
$50. To- Any person failing to take out Q
license or refusing to pay the license tax re-
Qutred by this ordinance, or who shall vioia'e
any OF the provisions Of any section thereof.
shall subject the offender, in addition to the
forfeit OF his license. to penalty of nve dollars
for each and every Offense, to be sued for and
recove eted in the manner that debts for penalties
Of like amount are by law sued for and re.
covered" J. II. RATHFON,
ieOdo City Treasurer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-27

u0v H0ss 0Asgoe
HW yoaI, July gz-ylour market dull
,sS i:asy = :,;Is & Ms:;sra: q * " -; 60 common ' g g
ASe IL. 1,ssss: s Aug. HSs.'s so,<s: 90 ssse s1
ss2Essosspts $4,000 bus sSipmsnts, s60O.
V-Ao nAxsa eash, S1ze; DO July. 80 |;
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-27
Tho next matches were of. hand at . dis.
tanco Of lT0 yarda Out Of possible los, the
follow Ing Was the result:

Joseph Hammond, the veteran target mas
ter, was on hand. He brought with him an
old rifle which was once used by . frontiers.
man who served with Kit Carson, the famous
scout It is . muxzle loader and bore evi-
dence that It was highly priced, a. II is
marked with half moons and other emblems
In silver, whereby to rem ember certain Incl.
dents, &c. At loo yards Joe made number
Of good shots with the ancient gun.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-27

THIS powder never varies. marvel OF
] purity, strength aud " wholeeomeness. More
economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot
be sold In competition with the multitude OF low
test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders.
Sold only in cans. nov Al BAKING Powder Co,
lB Wall street. New YorG. ivlSlydAw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-27

OUoen 49, ~ Theos 0s0bsss % Ne osAseN
sss-vsssla fsesdaS.
Tuesday afternoon wss rsguiae practice
day q Tslps Hahn for the membe1 Of the
0chustssu- vsrein. Owing 10 the oppressive
hsas prevailing during the late hours Of the
FORENOON, end oil surmisss - 70 the probable
state Of the weashsr indicating local rains or
thunder Storms, there were only thrce rife
men who dared 70 venture out They were
John Hosting, Prof Edward q. Hall and
william J. Smith. They brought with them
several spcctatoeA Eight trial shots were
made and matches were arranged. The fol
lowing was the result OF the frst, at rest, dis
tauce 10 yards, out Of . possible ZIG
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